Florentino Perez accompanied by his daughter María Ángeles, was one of the attendees this Monday, November 13, at the funeral mass held in honor of the former first vice president of Real Madrid, Fernando Fernandez Tapias. It must be remembered that when the businessman’s eldest children sued his father years ago to legally incapacitate him, the president of the merengue club became his legal guardian in commercial and corporate matters. However, Florentino resigned and another person trusted by Fefé was appointed.
The president of Real Madrid met the interest of reporters upon his arrival at the Jesuit church in Madrid, where the ceremony took place at eight in the afternoon. A reporter from Europapress He politely asked him about his support for the family in these difficult times, and the businessman responded with a slap of the hand and a light walk to access the interior of the church.
Other well-known faces such as Isabel Preysler, Terelu Campos, Alejandra Rubio, Mariano Rajoy, Alfonso Díaz, Maribel Yébenes, Ana Rosa Quintana and Simoneta Gómez Acebo joined the farewell and gave their maximum support to the widow. Nuria Gonzalezand her children with the businessman, Ivanwho is already 20 years old and Alma16. Tapias’ older children also came to the church: “It was our duty to be here,” they said, at a moment of maximum tension with their father’s widow.
The five older siblings also entered through the back door while Nuria and her children did so in front of the cameras. Fernando, Borja and Íñigo They are the result of the businessman’s first marriage with Chiqui Riva de Luna y Juan Carlos and Sandra They were born from his second marriage with Juana García – Courel. It must be remembered that the eldest children released a statement last Friday in which they evidenced, even more so, the bad relationship they have with the widow. In this statement they assure that they did not have any type of financial interest when years ago they sued his father to legally incapacitate him. They also regretted that they were prevented from entering their home to see their father.